Bitcoin printed a weekly death cross on 30 July 2026, its 50-week average slipping under the 100-week, per the MCP on-chain Insider feed, which projects a
1inch explained how shared liquidity backs multiple LP positions. We read why this DeFi update is noise while BTC holds support near $64,608.
Livepeer 2.0 moves video generation onto AI agents, yet the market barely reacted. Here is what it really means with Bitcoin near $64,797 at support.
U.S. Treasury yields hit a 19-year high after the Fed held rates, yet Bitcoin held near $64,513. Here is what the yield surge means for crypto.
Core Scientific paid $41.9M to exit Block’s Bitcoin mining deal and lean into AI, yet BTC held near $64,186. Here is what the muted reaction really means.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs booked a net $32.11 million inflow on July 29. Per SoSoValue data, that headline hides a lopsided tape: BlackRock’s IBIT alone drew $8
Onchain exploits stole $1.1 billion in H1 2026, a record. Bitcoin held near $63,961. Why the muted reaction may signal smart money accumulation.
US Bitcoin sanctions hit an Iranian maritime firm, yet BTC held near $64,020. Why smart money likely faded the regulatory fear at support.
US airstrikes on Iran shook the region, yet Bitcoin held near $63,951. We read who is accumulating while retail braces for a crash.
Ostium says its $23.7M exploit was an off-chain breach, not a smart contract flaw. Here is why the faked BTC prices left the wider market calm.
Arthur Hayes named three triggers for an AI bubble burst, but the clip is archive footage. Here is why crypto barely reacted and where smart money looks.
The Lazarus Group moved 121.5 BTC worth $7.74M, yet Bitcoin held near $64,141. Why the fear headline failed to move the market, and what we watch next.
